Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-11-25
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The Great Foraker Temperance Dem
ons,rniinn Mt NuIc Hull, Cmcln
nnlL rilAnY Nighl, NOV Alh.

N'NN'lNH'NN' N"' "'hN'' 100 ' 'As''''"''''N
The brewers, iisurtrs, ~oluona'a ond bal
tcudea oacn,ed front scat mud was treat
led with distinguished consideration. w.,
on,ei the f,llowiug pcnout am9ng The
huncred Vice Presidents Of he meeting:
s., !. Charlie, Cramrr saloouist.
,. Michael Mrcr Drawer,
3 Henry Becker, savoNj't,
j. George Weber, h,cwei
.. Courid Fucls, e,lorni,t,
g. Hcury L1ehliop, oaloonia.
= 80 Uue'2. mlooniri.
8. Michael pyul,inu,n, s,lvo,ist
9. Tohn lrcuer, soloonisl
10. Harry Choalc, sauoula.
II. George Srhmelpr, aaIoani.L
l2. Tan. Bnchmon, whisky douler.
-. Gue, Hulihoh saloonis.
Ia. Mike Grump, ssloonlst.
Is. John H,usor, saloopi-t
l6. Henry Elchcnlouh, oolooniss
II. George Meyer salocnist
is. Cnris. Weymeu, saioojst,
10 George Moerlein, brewge
20. Juhu Goelz, brewer
81. John Heuok, brewer
%. Fred. Wipper, saloonial,
2S. Fred. Striker, saloonis,.
"a. Wm, Kepper, dealer in wines
20. Ches. Fricschmaun, di-tiller.
90. II. Sundemaker, saluonst.
~. Aug. Sadlander, salounlst.
2S. Henry Hartman, saloonisl.
20. Michael HoAmsn, saloonist.
80. John f. B,eer, saloonist.
81. Patrick McGuryey saloonist.
80. John Kohlcr. saioonist,
49, Henry Godelman, saloonist.
81. Caleb DodsWorlh, diauller.
50. Andy Weizenbacher, bar lender.
Sc. Michael Buchanan, bar tender.
sammary-Eve brewers, Two dsulsrs,
one whisky dealer, one wine dealer, twen-
ty-fye ealooniats. two bar tenders, Total
thrty-six liquor meu
The Gommerciol Gazette thus alluieS to
sqloon- keeper Geo. B, Cox's appearance
upon the scene oi action;
"rhen came Judge Morrison, George 3.
Cox, Colonel S. a. Whitfield, Coogie7s.
man Chus. &. Brown, General Noyea, Col
onel Leopold Markbreit, and host of
other notabIes, all of whom were accorded
hearty receptions"
a beautiful Gorai design wna rrescpied
being the Blaine Clubs tribute 10 Gov.
Foraker. OF course saoon-Beeper Geo.
B. Cox, on hehalf Of The assembled multi
mde, received the floral column, and il
wss presented to TIE Governo, by his 50
lordship and all the brewers, dis
tillers and saloon keepers in the front seats
clapped their hands,
The situation in Hamilton county 10
this and nothing more, until The
Bloody shirt business" was inaugnraIed,
the indications were very atloug thai
many Republicans Of prohibition persua-
sion would vote our ticket to re'ike tie
old purity for its Infamous curse II the
Dow law. This "bloody shir tscnre," how
ever Grove 'he'n oNoN '"'' '"' "'N i'''
frightened VIM" "" 'u'" u ''e'' '','o
Several heP"o',e"''s ma" s'" =" i. "'
brother hns'' ShNh Vo'e ''e io"lo'
non l'cAe' ''''8 e'eo''o" 10 N"'" '"e Nv
p''''c'n parry '"'' 'e" 'e''"ss "'," 50.
III leNo'' 's"''''' ''e "". "'''''' >" ~ "
"h'cn It IS communist .'''' spun =
mo IN " S'"','f '', ''' ''''"''s ''s'. ',a'
s"9' 'o' '''s i''P'''''~''' i'''''
'"e 70 ''' "'e"e'' "'''
l"e"''l ""s' Wv "'U."' ''''-' "''
h"uef'hE !" 'h' o'e'|e' '''se SUM '"s'
SAL" 10 NE h'o,me' N,S'' "'' '"'s ''"'
some o'nef 'l'"e' II 'n'S ','"y "I'''''o'
h"" NOS oeeh sprung "pu" ne '"'I',s'
al Ine I"' moment 'he lIo"'''''''' '''"e
IN ilamiiton county "ool0 nave po''e" N'
east 100 votea.
Mr.. Geo. b, Cox Is remembered hy hil
C,,,,,,i,,s P,,,,,,,;,,, cr,,r,lss in an.
receipt ol an ehony cane "'lh e"Nse g"''
handle neatly engraved, ia se,tmonial
to mt it in the language Of Mr.. Halsteld
uto ti,e st,lw,r, panuhlica. ,r,,,p.zer ant